CondorUTILITY Leg RIG

I bought this primarily to carry an extra camera lens and to be able to fit my telephoto lens inside of. I carry an Olympus Camera and keep a Panasonic 100-400mm lens on the camera most of the time but depending on the hike I was looking for something I could carry my landscape lens inside of and be able to access quickly from my hip without digging into a backpack. The pouch seems well built and the zippers are easy to use. The top has two zippers but the front compartment only one...kind of like two to prevent items from falling out with the one zipper compartment but it works so no deducted stars. This worked great and fits my telephoto lens perfectly. Anything bigger than what I have would not work. I also use the small compartment on the front for extra batteries, flashlight and a few other items. I use a tactical belt setup for attaching the pouch to my side and haven't had any issues so far and have done several long hikes, one being almost 10 miles. I carry my camelbak for my water source but I could see where if you didn't have a need for a larger backpak how this could suffice but in dead of summer it's camelbak all the way. Regardless, I'm thinking of grabbing a few more for other uses.

The media could not be loaded.  Nice quality for half the price of the competition. I picked up two of these for my wife and I. I had seen where other folks had used them for their Jetboil set up. I have a first gen Flash and my wife’s is the brand new version. Will they fit? Meh. I mean, they will go in but it’s with some persuasion. They definitely will not go in with the lids on. I got them in without lids but it was still really tight and then all the contents rattle around loosely. Not the exact sound I’m going for when in the backcountry. I even tried getting the lid on mine after it was in and it was t worth the time it was gonna take. My wife’s new Flash was actually able to get the lid on after it was in. I could see if you had patience and didn’t use it very often but I can foresee fighting with this thing on the trail in the winter with cold fingers and whatnot. I had high hopes for this after reading some of the comments and seeing pics of people using them for the Jetboil. I was kind of under the impression it fit the system and some extras. We use the long handle titanium spoons and there’s no way they are going in this bag with the stove in there. Again, will it work? Yes-ish. It takes some work but it will go in. I didn’t see an option for a bigger size so idk why it would seem so much smaller than any others. Again though, my wife’s newer version fit a tiny bit better. It’s almost the exact size as the top of the Jetboil. We aren’t like equipment snobs or anything but we do use our gear a lot and we put it through it’s paces. Less hassle on the trail, the better. Just want to give an honest review if you’re looking for something big enough to hold your whole system plus some, you may want to find something a touch bigger. The bags are well made though and I imagine will be perfect for nalgenes and other water bottles. We will be using ours for fuel canisters and other Jetboil accessories. Great bag overall. Nice MOLLE straps and well constructed. I imagine these will last awhile.

I really like this bag. It serves a dual purpose. I use it for my water bottles and as a case for my JBL Charge 3. For water bottles it works well. The insulation keeps the liquid cold for hours. It seems well built. The zippers are butter smooth. The insulation also acts as padding when I have my JBL Charge 3 in it. It fits perfectly. I also like the pouch on the front. It holds cords, charger, first aid kit , snacks, lip balm, sunglasses, sunscreen and anything else you can think of. I’m so glad I didn’t get a case that was designed just for my Charge 3. I also added a leather handle I made from an old dog leash. I punched holes in it and fastened it with “Chicago” screws.Works great! It has Molle webbing that you can attach other pouches to or just slide your sunglasses, pens, markers, flashlight and other stuff into.This pouch is a Winner!

Seems really rugged but sewn a bit "tight." ( It's brand new.) Toaks 750 ml pot with bail fits with some tugging and pulling, both into and out of pouch. The bail is the issue.. 38oz Nalgene SS bottle slips right into the Toaks with an Olicamp cup on top....easy fit top to bottom. Pouch has 2 zippers for the top lid and 1 zipper for the side pouch. I would reverse that, 2 zips on side pouch so one can open it vertically without dumping all contents out. It also seems to have every possible way to attach it to whatever you want...D rings, Molle, home made carry strap, etc, etc. Bottom line...a neat bit of kit

This is a great bottle holder for my 32 oz Nalgene. It fits snug inside, but there’s still room to twist it around. I can tell this is a very quality well made pouch bc it actually has insulation to keep your bottle warm or cold. Would absolutely recommend!

I bought this item after watching a few YouTube reviews for a molle compatible water bottle carrier. Originally, I was buying to carry a 1 liter Nalgene but opted to also purchase a Pathfinder stainless steel bottle and cup set which also fits very nicely in this pouch. I can fit the Pathfinder bottle, nesting cup and cup lid in the main compartment and a 6" fish jaw spreader, flashlight, fero rod and other fire making items in the side pocket. Snaps appear to be strong, zippers and all stitching looks sturdy. I would buy again.

Great bag. Able to pack multiple things needed and able to attach other mole bags to complete setup

perfect for water, phone , wallet, and fob

Di ottima qualità, si integra perfettamente con il mio zaino Rush 5.11 24, sembrano realizzati dello stesso materiale ed identica colorazione.

ナルゲンではなく､パスファインダーの950ml ボトル＆カップセットに使用しています｡カップもボトルも両方入ります｡カップのフタも前ポケットに一式収まります｡縫製なども大きな問題はありません｡

el acabado y materiales son de buena calidad y cabe sin problemas botellas grandes (1L aprox)

Me gustó y lo utilizo en salidas al campo

Estoy 100% satisfecho